Google launches Nano Banana Pro, a massive leap in AI image editing powered by Gemini 3 Pro

Perplexity AI has launched a mobile version of its Comet web browser, intensifying competition with Google in the Android ecosystem. This new browser aims to provide users with an alternative search experience, leveraging AI capabilities to enhance user interactions.

Google has introduced a new service tier called GeForce Now Fast Pass, exclusively for Chromebook users. This initiative aims to enhance the gaming experience on Chromebooks by offering a free year of access to GeForce Now, a cloud gaming service.

Microsoft has announced that its Copilot feature will be able to complete coding tasks quickly, claiming it can 'finish your code before you finish your coffee.' This announcement has led to a wave of negative reactions from Windows 11 users, who have responded with trolling and criticism regarding the AI's capabilities and implications.

Google is set to enhance the conversational AI capabilities of Android Auto, improving the integration of AI from smartphones into vehicles. This upgrade aims to provide users with a more seamless and efficient experience while using their cars.

Google has launched its new image-generator model, Nano Banana Pro, which utilizes the capabilities of Gemini 3 to produce more realistic AI-generated images. This model is now available for users globally, marking a significant advancement in Google's AI technology.

A critical flaw in a widely used WordPress plugin, which has over a million installations, has been discovered. This vulnerability allows threat actors to execute arbitrary PHP commands, potentially leading to complete control over affected websites. The issue raises significant concerns regarding the security of WordPress sites and the potential for widespread exploitation.

Bridging the digital divide in the public sector requires a focus on people rather than solely on technology. This approach emphasizes the importance of human factors in successfully implementing digital solutions within public institutions.

Fortinet has identified a new zero-day vulnerability affecting multiple versions of its FortiWeb web application firewall, which is currently being exploited in cyberattacks. A patch has been made available to address this issue.